Cleaning up Moore Cemetery in Moore, Oklahoma

Scott McIntyre/Staff Rabia Ahmad, of Moore, pauses to clear a headstone at a gravesite while she and around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.

Scott McIntyre/Staff Angela Huffman Lindsey, center, and Tiffany Caldwell replace the flowers of Lindsey's friend Tammy Williams' grave site at the Moore Cemetary on Wednesday. Around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.

Scott McIntyre/Staff Angela Huffman Lindsey, center, and Tiffany Caldwell replace the flowers of Lindsey's friend Tammy Williams' grave site at the Moore Cemetary on Wednesday. Around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.

Scott McIntyre/Staff Kim Denneny, left, and Taylor Clarkson lift a broken tombstone while they and around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.

Scott McIntyre/Staff Around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.

Scott McIntyre/Staff Around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.

Scott McIntyre/Staff Around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.

Scott McIntyre/Staff Around 1,000 volunteers came out to to clean up the Moore Cemetery at Southgate Baptist in Moore, Okla. on Wednesday afternoon. Several homes and neighborhoods were destroyed when an EF 5 tornado ripped through Moore destroying homes, displacing families, and killing 24. Since the tornado, families are returning to what's left of their homes and starting to clean up.